MATH 316-001 - Advanced Calculus II - Spring 2013

Announcements:

Final Exam.As it says in the syllabus the final exam is Wednesday, May 8,
10:30-1:15.It will not be
cumulative and will cover only chapters 9 and 10.You should be familiar with the
following results from the book, and how to prove them, either as we did in
class or as done in the book (these are sometimes different).By “familiar with” I do not
mean that you should simply memorize the proofs. The goal is to understand why the result is true and have an idea
of how it is proved. Once you have an
outline of the strategy in your head, the details should not be too hard to
piece together.This is where
ideally I would like each of you to be with regard to this material.

Some of the questions may be to prove parts of the more complicated
theorems.To study for the exam you
should sit down with each theorem or corollary and see if you can prove it from
scratch.By thinking through the
process yourself, you will be better able to reconstruct the proof on demand,
and you will own the result!!

Class on Monday 5/6.There will be class on Monday 5/6.I will finish up the change of variables formula.You will not want to miss the cool trick
at the end!The rest of the time
will be for questions or anything else you want.

Midterm Exam rescheduled.Your midterm exam will be given in class on Monday, March 18
because of the class cancellation of March 6.The exam will consist entirely of proofs
that have been done in class, and will cover Sections 5.1-5.6, 8.1-8.2.Any definitions that you need will be
supplied on the exam.